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TOPSHOT - Workers from the Father Opeka's association Akamasoa carry stones and grabble from a Granite quarry where they work on July 25, 2019 on the outskirts of Antananarivo. - Father Pedro Opeka created a local non-governmental organization called Akamasoa (the good and faithful friends) in December 1989 to continue his work with the Malagasy people. He appointed a team of staff to help him to manage the daily activities and to provide continuous support to poor people. Today Akamasoa sustains about thirty thousand people in 18 villages, among them ten thousand children, who all go to school, following the building of 37 new schools in the years since Akamasoa's founding. (Photo by GIANLUIGI GUERCIA / AFP)
2019-07-25
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